Lexus India has revealed its vehicle lineup for the forthcoming 2025 Bharat Mobility Global Expo, where the automaker will showcase two standout models. The renowned Japanese luxury car manufacturer has confirmed the presence of the Lexus LF-ZC and ROV concepts at its pavilion, alongside its production vehicles. Lexus will feature three distinct areas at the Bharat Mobility event, each highlighting different facets of the brand.

The Lexus exhibit will be segmented into Hybrid, Lifestyle, and Future zones. The Hybrid Zone will emphasize the brand's commitment to green technology, while the Lifestyle Zone will showcase the automaker's dedication to lifestyle initiatives, including the Overtrail Project. Attendees can anticipate the display of the Lexus NX 350h Overtrail variant in this area.

Lexus LF-ZC Concept.

The Future Zone will provide insight into the brand's upcoming innovations, featuring the Lexus LF-ZC and ROV concepts. The Lexus LF-ZC, an electric concept sedan, showcases a striking design that hints at the brand's forthcoming generation of vehicles, particularly the next LS model, expected to launch globally in 2026. While the production version will exhibit a more subdued aesthetic, elements from the concept will still be apparent.

The interior boasts a forward-thinking design, featuring a rectangular steering wheel and an expansive display that integrates both the digital instrument panel and the infotainment system. Although specific technical specifications for the LF-ZC concept have not been disclosed, the manufacturer indicates that the vehicle will be available in both rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive configurations, with an impressive range of approximately 1,000 kilometres.

Lexus ROV Concept

The Lexus ROV exemplifies the brand's capabilities in off-road performance as a genuine side-by-side all-terrain vehicle. This concept retains the design characteristics of Lexus vehicles, featuring an open roof. The cabin is reinforced with carbon fibre, enhancing durability, and includes more automotive-like elements such as a traditional steering wheel and a unified instrument console.

Powering the Lexus ROV concept is a 1.0-litre hydrogen-fueled engine; however, the manufacturer has not disclosed the power output of this engine. The ROV represents a lifestyle option that can be conveniently transported on a trailer for weekend recreational activities.

In addition to the two concepts, the full Lexus lineup will be showcased in India, which includes the NX, RX, and LX SUVs, the ES sedan, and the LM luxury MPV.

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